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A couple of years ago, an interesting case of a mishandled script led to the release of two strikingly similar films. Though

Despite being the son of acclaimed feature-film director Ivan Reitman, writer-director Jason Reitman has already managed to carve a reputation

David Fincher may not be as popular a household name as other directors like Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola,

Recognized as one of the most versatile directors in Hollywood, Steven Soderbergh made a name for himself writing a directing

Despite the modest collection of feature-length movies under his belt, Spike Jonze may very well be one of the most

With the trailer of Terrence Malick's latest film Tree of Life (2011) already making waves around the internet, initial buzz

Christmas time is here again, and what better way to celebrate the yuletide season than with a truck load of

Writer-director Terry Gilliam's claim to fame is one of very surprising extremes. On one hand, he's credited for bringing the comedic

Although Nick Hornby is more largely recognized for his books rather than his films, the best-selling British author is quickly

It looks like alien invasion flicks are making a strong Hollywood come back. With Skyline (2010) making a splash at

Indiana Jones may very well be one of the most recognizable cinematic icons of our time. And despite the abysmal

Spike Lee may be a one of the most distinguished writer-directors to hail from New York, but his distinct style

With Dan Akroyd recently going on record that a third Ghostbusters movie is definitely in the works, the Hollywood rumor

Andrew Niccol may not have the most robust portfolio of films under his belt, but this New-Zealand born writer-director's penchant

Writing for one main character is hard enough, but what if you're writing for three, five, or even more? Whether

Judd Apatow is as recognized a writer-director as he is a producer. This versatile Hollywood laughsmith has managed to make

Although the Fast and the Furious movie franchise was never widely recognized for its original plot lines, the first movie,

Long before Sherlock Holmes (2009) got a heavy dose of the 21st century rammed into his veins, writer-director Guy Ritchie

Prison is never a good place to find yourself in, unless you're in a movie theater and looking for some

William Broyles Jr. may not be one of the most recognizable names in the movie industry, but his name has